Sentence examples for feel comfortable reporting from inspiring English sources

Individuals should feel comfortable reporting concerns without fear of retribution.

Facebook says it added this option because some people don't feel comfortable reporting a bully or harasser themselves.

When he interviews job prospects, one of his standard questions is, "Will you feel comfortable reporting to someone younger?" In the company's early years — when the economy was strong, unemployment for boomers was under 4 percent and middle-aged people were less adept at social networking — hires skewed young.

Stanford was already put on notice that women may not feel comfortable reporting assaults.

Why would I feel comfortable reporting to a guy that's higher up at the theater?" said Cindy, who also asked that her real name not be used.

According to a new national poll that should surprise no one and anger everyone, women are frequently the target of sexual assault and rarely feel comfortable reporting the attacks to police.

If those in the sex trade felt comfortable reporting rape to the police rather than running from them, police departments would have a much easier time discovering cases of trafficking.

"Its cumulative – more women are going to come forward," said Biden, who said his "hope" was that such efforts would increase the number of women who felt comfortable reporting sex crimes to police.

The number of sexual assaults reported annually to the Navy has grown by about 50 percent in the past year, which Navy officials said Wednesday was a sign that more sailors felt comfortable reporting an assault and believed something would be done about it.

Dirks and Heldman said they are not trying to discourage survivors from seeking help from the college, and they argue that anyone who feels comfortable reporting an assault should do so.

Although we tried to mitigate this with the confidential and voluntary nature of our survey and by explaining the purpose of our study, participants may not have felt comfortable reporting problems or inadequacies in their facilities.